no one should be going to red alert just yet over it. hurricane irma has a lot of forecasters watching very carefully. our alison is in the weather center tracking the storm and joins us now. it's a long way off, but what is the latest in terms of strength, location and possible landfall? >> the most recent thing to happen is it's now back up to a category 3 tomorrow. it had been there this morning, then went through a weakening staz, going back to a category 2. but right now where it sits, it went through a eyewall replacement cycle where it's trying to regroup and reintensify, and it did just that. so winds are back at 120 miles per hour, putting it back to a category three, looking like a relatively healthy storm at this point in time. but it's over the middle of the atlantic. no land anywhere in sight. so the question is, where does it go in the short term? you'll see it starts to take a dip down to the south. inning so so, it's going to encounter some warmer water.
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